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Randolph Scott's birthday celebrated with a day-long marathon on Starz Westerns
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          Jan 23, 2003
          
        
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       The Starz Westerns cable channel celebrates the 105th anniversary of Randolph Scott's birth on January 23 with a day-long marathon of Western classics. Scott's barely hidden gay relationship with Cary Grant--the two lived together openly in Hollywood in the 1930s--has become part of Hollywood legend. The marathon begins at 7 a.m. with The Fighting Westerner, costarring Ann Sheridan, and runs through Buchanan Rides Alone at 9:30 p.m. For more information, visit the Starz Westerns Web site.     

        
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